Nvidia has stitched together the biggest security coalition the AI industry has seen — and drawn its most conspicuous fault line to date.
Nvidia's multi-billion-dollar bet on Ilya Sutskever's Safe Superintelligence pulls the secretive lab off Google TPUs and onto Vera Rubin.
Oracle wins a nearly $7B, 10-year Pentagon software deal consolidating military licensing and paving a path to cloud and AI.
ServiceNow's AI products crossed $1 billion in annual contract value, turning agentic AI into real recurring revenue.
TPG is in exclusive talks to buy Netrality's carrier-hotel interconnection sites from Macquarie for up to $3 billion.
MCP's 2026-07-28 spec deletes sessions and the handshake, turning the agent protocol stateless for enterprise scale.
On July 27, 2026, Moonshot AI uploaded the full weights of Kimi K3 — the largest open-weight model ever released.
A missing noindex tag let shared Claude conversations surface in Google, echoing ChatGPT's 2025 privacy stumble.
Oracle's new AI-native Fusion builder lets business users create enterprise apps and agents from plain-language prompts.
It began, as major mathematical news increasingly does, with a social-media post rather than a journal submission.
An AI-guided proteomics method finds cancer's protein warning signs in pancreatic cells that still look normal, before any tumor forms.
A new ICML 2026 paper argues teams of LLM agents can be credited exactly, not approximately — and exact is cheaper.
A new ICML 2026 benchmark, RoboMME, measures what robot policies actually remember, and the numbers are humbling.
For the first time, Congress is close to telling every American: your face and voice belong to you, even when a machine copies them.
For nine days this month, the most alarming AI security incident on record belonged to everyone except the company that caused it.
Brussels has finally told AI developers what 'label your deepfakes' actually means in practice — with days to spare before the rule bites.
Apple is pressing Washington to allow Chinese-made memory chips in devices sold abroad; Micron is fighting to stop it.